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Y. A. L EvY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
PROVISIONS. &BUlK GROCERIES,

TALLAHASSEE, FLA. MarchglO. 1887.
Below please ind quotations, subject to change
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BY trying again and keeping up courage many
things seemingly impossible may be attained.
Hundreds OF hopeless cases of Kidney and Liver
Complaint have been cured by Electric Bitters
after everything else had been tried In vain. 30,
don't think there is no cure for you, but try
Electric Bitters. There is no medicine 80 safe,
80 pure. and so perfect Blood Purifier. Electric
Bitters will cure Dyspepsia. Diabetes and all
Diseases of the Kidneys. Invaluable in affec-
tons of Stomach and Liver, and overcome all
Urinary Difficulties. Large bottles only fifty
cents, at w. A. Rawls' drug store
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Double WeddimE.

AT the M. E. Church, South, jacksonville, at
z o'clock this morning, Rev. H. II. Kennedy,
officiating, Mr.. Thurston Gregory was married
to Miss Lettie Owen Whistler, and Mr. -
johnson to Miss Fannie Gregory.
Two happy couples will pass Tallahassee on
the west bound train this afternoon for short
bridal trip west
The FLoRIDIAN extends hearty congratulations
to the parties, with the hope that their future
may be as bright as the beautiful morning of this
eventful day in their lives.
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Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused 10 tie vicin.
iiy OF Paris, Tex, by the remarkable recovery oil
Mr.. j. e. Corley, who was 90 helpless he could
not turn in bed, or raise his head; everybody
said he was dying OF consumption. A trial bot
tie Of DR.. Kings New Discovery was sent him
Finding relief be bought large bottle and q box
of DR.. Kings New Lie Pills by the time.he had
taken two boxes OF Pills and two bottles of the
Discovery, he was well and had gained in flesh
thirty-six pounds Mt
Trial bottles of this Great Discovery for Con-
sumption free, at w. "A. Rawls' drug store.
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Death of Mr.. e.. sulllvan.

Death Of MIR. r. e. Sullivan.
Mr.. P. c. Sullivan, a gentleman we'll and
favorably known in Tallahassee, died at Fort
Meade on the 3d.
Mr.. Sullivan last fall removed with his family
from Tallahassee to Fort Meade. with the hope
of recuperating his health, which had become
impaired by long years of faithful service in the
railroad shops at this place.
Mr.. Sullivan leaves q devoted wife and two
little daughters, who have the sympathies OF
many friends in Tallahassee in their irreparable
loss.
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of persons descended from or related to Jack
Williford and his wife (Saly Rice), who went
from North Carolina to Florida about 90 years
ago. and are supposed to have settled near Tai
lahassee. Valuable information awaits them
and they are requested 70 address
46-4t p B. PICor, Winton, N. z.
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When HaSkN aller yeas of 1atiifnesenergy,
discovered LivinEs,on. the great Afican *;
p.orcr. the arst Question the Old hero asked NJ
County Whiskey with your Upon receiving
reply 10 the affirmative, he exclaimed, Thank
heaven r and burst into team. Harper's cele-
orated Old Sour Mash 10 sold by the Sole
Agents. Ball Brothers. Tallahassee Fla.
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/ On last Saturday afternoon . large number Of
ladies and gentlemen assembled In MrA e. @.
Longs grove to witness . match game Of lawn
tennis By several OF our most popular young L.
dies Messn. L. D. Ball. of Tallahassee, and J.
g. Holland, of New York, were chosen umpires,
and DR.. ]. B. Kinney, of Philadelphia. scorer.
The game progressed nicely, while the audience
manifested unbounded interest and enthusiasm
In EXPLANATIONS of delight and encouragement.
The serving and returning was pronounced ex-
cellent by those competent to judge, each con-
testent displaying remarkable skill under excit.
ing circumstances. At the conclusion Miss Lett.
tia Breckenridge Gamble, having been successful
in thirteen of the fourteen sets, was awarded the
first prize. a beautiful silver nut bowl, given by
Dr. ]. B. Kinney, of Philadelphia, and inscribed:
Ladies' Tennis Championship. Miss Letitia
Breckinridge Gamble, March 8, 1897"
Miss Lizzie Cotton was accorded prize, and
each of the fair competitors received earnest ex
pressions of congratulations from their friends.
The occasion was one of genuine pleasure to
those who witnessed the heroic struggle for the
emblem of superior skill in playing this difficult
game Miss Gamble gracefully accepted the
valuable prize and received the congratulations
of an entire community
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DIXIE FLOWS, AT $3.50.

Being the cole agent Of the Dixie Plow in Tai
lahsssee, l keep q full assortment Of Standards,
Wings Bars, Points, Beams. Handles and Bolts
for oil parts Of the plow. a~i
My cash price the coming season win 10 $3.50
for 6tarke's Ceisbrated Dixie Plow. So, ,.5sii.
.A4# iaf# w. r. WILSON.
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On the banks Of DeFuniak lake.
That daintiest Of Florida waters-Ssa~
Where-believe me-lor beauty, the t.caken 4
10 taken by EioridA's daughters,
A. ChautauQnas Assembly who msst
(With husband, or brotheF, OF loV9,)
1gf W1eooa or-somolhlng moro sWoet,
What 1t IL you'u have to discover.
But mol relent, and In song
This secret Of sweetness I'll tell you,
Ite measure viii not make long,"
IN melody shall not repel you. aa
For learning and logic, grant
They 70 to the great Tsbenacie;
But, wearied q these, when they want
Their brains and their wit to unshackle,
No one can question their right
TO adopt any plan that comes handy,
From playing croquet or flying kite
To the pulling and eating Of candy.
There, now b my secret betrayed,
Already I've half told my story,
How DeFuniak's marge we arrayed
Through lots Of sweet 'lasses with glory.
A merry and frolicsome Set,
There must have been four or I've score Of u.s.
And II Others had known what they'd get
Who doubts that there had been more of Us.
We chose for our frolic king,
And out Of Dean we made him;
VI Aswoet little maid who can sing,
We fashioned queen to aid him.
he was SO tall, aud so short was she,
That . scal-a-sUGg there made sport oft,
Saying Every one here must see
These two are the long and the short Of it,"
Then the wit ran free as the wind,
And the tall king led the Others,
And len all his subjects behind
As the sunlight the star CLEAN smothers.
But'the queen and her beautiful maids
At the sweet stun proved most handy,
And they led the busiest raids
On the tempting dishes of candy
But we fellows who hung round the girls
Were quick enough at the biting
When the sweet ropes, like fair naxen curls,
Our teeth and our taste were inviting.
Ali DeFuniak has many charm
OF sense, soul, sound and of sweetness:
But memory will ever glow warm
As think Of that hours completeness,
When with happy abandon we met
BY that gem of Florida waters,
And the lW]RIaHT brand Of candy we ate
From the fingers Of Florida's daughters.
William c. Richards
March 8. 1887.
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at Jacksonville next Tuesday and continue
during the week.
Beginning next Monday the F. r. & N. Co. will
sell round trip tickets until the 10Th, all good to
return on the Goth, to colored persons only, for
1856, from Tallahassee
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The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores ulcers salt rheum, fever sores, letter. chap
ped hands. chilblains, corns and all skin erup.
lions, and positively cures piles, or no pay re-.
quired. It's guaranteed to give perfect satIsfac.
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents pei
box. Sold by w. "A. Rawls. March IS, tS86-1y
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STICKY FLY PAPER
RAWLs'.


Ordination and Conformation.
Bishop Weed, of the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese of Florida, will oficiate in an ordina-
ton service at st. Johns Church, Tallahassee,
at II o'clock a. m, Tuesday next, 18th instant,
when Rev. Mr.. Harris, OF Madison, will be or
dained. At 7:s0 p. m. same day the rite of con.
frmaton will be administered.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

- II 7,n.perature at tallahassee, Florida
for the past scSek.
.,,..,vs,,ous taken by W. A. RAwIs, Druggist and
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Fer Sale.


My entire herd OF cattle; also horse and pha.
ton. Apply to
44-1m< n McM.uov
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REPAIRING Of ALI KINDS.
We are now prepared 10 do all kin 10 Of repair
ing, on short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed.
48-f GILH0RE q HARTT.
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am now handling my own butter. Persons
desiring good, pure butter would do well to call
and make engagements for the season.
44'lm II. FL. JOHNSON
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ACCIDENT TICKETS

In the Travellers Insurance Company of Hart
ford, Conn.
Life Insurance in the Manhattan Company, OF
New York, and Fire Insurance in the Hibernia
of New Orleans.
F. G. GILMORE, Agent,
Tallahassee, Florida.
See advertisement elsewhere.
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For sale.

Twelve head of fine cattle, Devon and Dur
ham blood, including cows in milk and dry cat
tie Address
Att j. DUNCAN, Loyds, Fla
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in few days, an elegant lot of Easels for rest
ing paintings on. Saves marring your walls
45-H GILMORE q HART
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THE CHATTANOOGA CHILL PLOW
s the best buy many reasons and CHER than
the common cast pillow. For sale BY
1920 SAXON s. Co.
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A furnished, frst-hoor Office for rent Apply
nj FLORrDIAN Office. Aim
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A new Cottage, desirably located, one square
east of main thoroughtare. Seven rooms, cis-
tern and all conveniences. G. w. BETTON.
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TH e FINEST !

Tobacco and Cigars in the city, at
BYRD & DENHAMs.
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Not only shortens labor and lessons pain, but
1t greatly diininishes the danger to life of both
mother and child If used few months before
confinement. Write 10 the Bradfeld Regulator
Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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MASONIC

p.,lar meetings of JACKSON LoDaH
q ns 81 ON the first and third Mondays in saea
Ss no sifOciOck r. W. M. MCINTOSH. SECRETARY.
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A. q. VAN TINE Il CO.,

Merchant Tailor's, of New York City, have a
fine line of Spring Samples of clothing to order,
at D. B. MEaNNIss, JR's.
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Eneane for Sale.

A"New Baxter = Pofsable Engine, upright
one and hall horse power. Apply .atA1I
- r-llsg fss RLORIDIAN OvBHcE
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For Clothing to order. Largest line of Spring
Samples, just received, at
d. B. MEGINNIss, JR's.
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BEST JUDGES

say that Byrd & Denham make the best bread
ever made in Tallahassee
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of Clothing, in large varieties. at
D. B. MEaINNIss, JR's
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Mr.. Burkhardt, the tailor, has just received
his Spring and Summer goods for gentlemens'
wear, including the latest fashion plates for the
present season. 45f
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are Agents for all wines made by DUBOIS
BERLITz.
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SIS, e9o aad cas-!
TO AR RIVE

Suits TO Order. at D. B. MRGINNIss, JR's.
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THE PLACE


To buy your fresh groceries, at t4sat) SAXON Goa
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A general assortment of groceries, dry good:
&C., at GEO. DAMoNs.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION,


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UNI
1N dsrstgned. By virtue Of the provistous Of
Chapter WI, Lava OF Florida, approved Feb i0th,
1874 entitled IAN Act 70 provide general lau for
the Incorporation Of railroads and csnals have a.
ISOLATED themselves together Into : corporation
under the n&me Of the "flaines City, tNnnIcs and
Gulf Railroad Company" for the purpose Of con
structing, equipping, maintaining aua opsrAstng .
railroad TOR the public use. In The conveyance OF
Florida Railroad. It or near Halnes = City,
In Polk county, aad point on The waters
Communicating with The Gulf Of Mexico 1t or near
the City Of Naples, In Monroe county. Florida
Sid nilroed % pass through portions Of the
counties Of Polk, Aanatuo ind Monroe. 0tste Of
RlosidA and 20 be abous one hundred and fortysavc
(l46) miles In length 81 Ess# 3s.lf III -.
pssed ;. Jacksonville tA,s aotA das OF February.
JOHN 4 GRAHAM, Jackse.sille. n.
ST. CHAss =: AnAaA yacksoaville, ia
CfzAA W. JACQQk9, OflaHdo! IA
q FRANK ., HIND0N, Hsises Csy. n. =;
sri D.A RMINs xeeWeod, ~ ii AL
Gsb.l1, ise7-am .assv
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ApOllinaris,
Vichy,
Ice cold, on draught, at KAwLs'
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box of the best Baking Powder in the city
with handsome present, at
BYRD & DENHAM'a
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Oak and Hickory Wood, for sale by
GEO. DAMON
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\. d. -. T..

.rRegular meetings of LEON con Lopez s No. s,
sre seo every u,hrs in good standing are invited to
''cloek All THOS e. BAREFOOT, N. g.
.fIeDd- r 8
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GOOD STOCK HARDWARE
(4e-2D SAxoNl& Co.'S
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vi ..asfa Rrssh Onhbagss ai
always On handy a. Byrd d DmRAxa
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~ Regular meetings of AucILLA ENcAaP'
xENr NO = onth AZ their Lodge Room, Al O'Clock.
All PsriAfcns =" E. W. CLARK, c. p.
Or II cg.scEY Scribe
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Fall and Winter Millinery.

:, Having just returned from New York with an
elegant line OF
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,
NOTIONS, Hosiery. Zephyrs, and oil the newest ma
.enas used In Fancy Work; also q fine assort-
ment of
KID GLOVES,
1 am now prepared to All orders promptly and 1t
reasonable prices. large and handsome stock of
HANDKER CHIEFs
at very low prices. Will be pleased to have all
call and examine. Respectfully,
E. J. Stephenson.
Tallahassee, Fla, Oct. 81, 1885,
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DUBOIS CLARET.

at Slusser's, go cents quart bottles
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a.. "a and 4th Mondays in each month. at
Meets on inc - W. NJ. McINTOsH ST., H. p.
WACCH0PE, cVSiee"A''
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Advertiser

viii serve their own purpose best and at the same
greatly accommodate The STAR, II they viii send In
before noon tomorrow their announcements for the
extra large edition Of Saturdays paper the forns Of
which must be sent to much earlier than the
other i've days Of the week
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FAueH.A.BA11AeH,
CLEAR THE TRACK. THE BIG MoGULm IS
coMINGI
WE DON'T MEAN TO CONVEY THE NEWS THAT
THE GREAT RULER WILL PAY THIS COUNTRY
VISIT. IN RAILROAD PARLANCE IT MEANS TIE
LARGEST ENGINE; THEY ARE COLOSSAL IN
SIZE THEY ARE IN PROPORTION TO THE SU-
PREME BARGAINS LAID BEFORE THE CoNsUM.
Frs OF MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING BY THE
GOLDEN EAGLE WE HAVE NOT SIMPLY USED
THE KNIFE, BUT HAVE GONE TO WORK WITH
THE MORE MODERN INSTRUMENT, THE NOW.
ING MACHINE. AND CUT PRICES TO AN
EXTENT THAT IS AMAZING TO OUR PATRONS
ONE THOUSAND BOYS KNEE PANTS RANGING
FROM CSC TO 1925
BOYS NORFOLK SUITS OF GOOD MATERIAL.
PERFECT FITTING, ONLY 81. ALL OUR BOYS.
SUITS THAT WERE SOLD FROM a. so TO ST ARE
NOW %. so; EVERY ONE OF THEM GUARANTEED
ALL WOOL. ALL OUR BOYS SUITS THAT WERE
SOLD FROM $3.50 TO 80 ARE NOW s5. THIS Is
THE PERIOD FOR BARGAINS IN OUR HOUSE.
AND THIS IS THE TIME FOR PARENTS TO MAKE
USE OF 1T. GUN FOR EVERY BOY.
MEMS CLOTHING, A MAJORITY OF WHICH "a
NOW MARKED FULLY oNE-THIRD LESS THAN
REAL VALUE, SHOULD BE INSPECTED BY ALL
WHO DESIRE TO BE WELL DRESSED AT LITTLE
EXPENSE.
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The Re3 thinxs the late Craig Toliver was re-
publican, and the Republican pronounces him q
democrat The Posts eat Of the uniamented Dc.
ceased win swell the enthusiasm with which each
paper credits him TO the Opposing party. seven
cities COMMENDED for the honor OF figuring Is the
birth place OF Homer, and two great parties con-
Tend for the honor OF not being responsise for the
Iase Ioluver. The moral for ths young Is obvioua
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PROPOSALS,
W1EDEN's OFFICE. UNITED STATES JAIL

WAsusNefos, 2. c. June 22d 1857.
Fropcssss to .ns. Is he al in this District with
shall be eqa, l. gus 10 sides q beef for one year
from tie drst Of July next will be receiyed by the
srasr 1t his once s. aid jail until wEDNESnAy,
the GwENTx-NINTH INSTANT, ct ONE oCIA,ck
Qsusilcs t CURED by tie Warden frVsn time
70 tine and 70 &c sutjt - neIecuon aud vsaH ains
event Of any betng deemed pnAt aoe - the wafdee
viii b priveeed TO reject the Security for the
faithful fulA1eut Of co0tract v1n - required fhe
Warden rsserves The right % reject sny aQd al hA
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LAssBuRoH & Bno.

LANsBURaH u BIO.
Have succeeded in securing manufacturers samples
Of Chldrens Dresses from two to Nh yesfs old. n -
the new fabrica nicely trimmed. Some Of the cusssi
little suits you ever saw We bought them vssy eheag
| and have marked them accordingly.
Through this fortunate purchase Of ours ~ IN
enabled to save you fully 20 per cent on Chdren'a
Dresses, and there only $50. it would not be
intention Of purchasing ask TO be shown these dresses
Prices range from s1es to s4.4s: worth from %
to %.
Also. so Boys' White Cambria Dresses wel made
and nicely trimmed worth % IS By the quantity
rs to buy VIII close out the lot ct s16s and S1os
according to SIZE
ohildren's White Suits for Examination and Gradu.
stins Purposes in unlimited variety.
beautiful quality White India Linen Dresses,
elaboratsly trimmed, for sA9s.
Ladies' White suis in all the different materials and
different qualities
Ladies' Wrappers, in Calico. Lawn. sastsen. Cash
mere. &c.
Ladies' Cashmere scsrfs and Shawls, in all shades,
for seaside and mountain wear.
large stock of Boys' Shirt Waists in Calico percae
and Flannel
Boys Calico Shirt Waists .. 20c These are plated
front and back. and are warranted fast colors.
Boys Percale Shirt Waists, 4oc
Boys Flannel Shirt Waists in all colors, with all
the new improvements. only S1.25
Recognizing the fact that We have too many
Dress Goods at this stage Of the season. we have
made Decided Reductions. which fact we will
demonstrate at our Immense Dress Goods De-
partment chance for you to buy Dress Mate
rials cheap.
A our store Ia made delightfully."- pleasant by
our Patent Cooling Fans, which are in constant
operation on warm days, it is pleasure to shop
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LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON.
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&e h:ehnens Paper Mortar Coon Chssussi iss.s
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MI ys11N UNpEnwEAn I}AnoA1ss

nj Js11s UNDERWEAR BAnoA1ss.
Our summer offering OF Twenty five Cent On.
derwear 10 meeting with considerable attention.
aud justly 20; for better qualities at the price
were never offered. In conjunction with these,
we offer:
$50 Doz. Ladies' Fine Cambria Drawers, three
excellent styles, viz: wideh and tucks, ruff1e
and tucks Hamburg aud tucks; only SOC. per
pair.
IS Doe. Ladies' Fine Cambria Mother HUI
bard Night Gowns, yoke Of four clusters Of three
wide tucks. fine cambria rufde around neck and
sleeves; only 75c. EACH
go DOG. Ladies' Extra Fine Cambria Mother Hub
bard Night Robes, yoke VI iour clusters of seven
fne tucks, neck aud sleeves trimmed with Ham,
burg only Csc each.
(Second floor, through arcb.)
WOODWARD h LOTHROP,
Coz. II tn and ats u. ".
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M M .pR FORFEIT, Loxo-EsTABIIeHEp Axp
~ xS4& ~ lA13se' physcisp eau Be- consuissd SssiS
~ hH rssseeneA e0l Il ct n: w. ofscs hours irs,S
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

uroR sALE-sPEcULAToEs IN ST BURBAN PROP.
u erty offered hargan in $50 acre. ct KNOWLES
seauon.9n Mstrcpesitsn brunch oh Orb The prop
cry II bounded ~ huck Greek. the railroad and
ss.'s rsd. /. sdmiraiy located for sui,di sis.on
ne ts. sod adyoins Garrett Park. II which lots are
ssahss ~ tsve 80 twenty 1--WE cents foot Tie rssI-
rYka een tess laying double track and pro-
e WftV.s $50 property - tise most available and
49, ss - w. uns TT ne pufpose indicsted and pre
Ak+caA,y9 l3sk FSf
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WANTED--HOUSES.


NANTED-TO BUY AT ONCE, A. wELL-BUILT
w Brick House, Carriage House. and Stable. desirs
bly, located northwest; must not exceed $4,000 in
price. Address Box 81. Star Office. je24-2t
wANTED-TO Buy FROM OWNER WELL
w built or room House. Price not 10 exceed
Ss,5o0, Address, with full particulars, &; A. Star
office. 1eo3-3t'
WANTED-TO BUY A COMFORTABLE RESI-
w dence in northwest part Of city suburbs. Ad-
dress with number. price and terms. X. s14 New Jer
sey ave. ie23-3t
WANTED-HOUSE, OF ABOUT EIGHT Rooms,
w from the owner paying 500 per month. State
price and location Room %. sun building je23-2ts
WANTEp-To BUY HOUSE OF 6 OR ROOMS.
w ia z. cd Locality. Must be CHEAP. for cash. No
agent. Lax 132. Star office. 1e23-3t'
WANrED-DIRECT FROM owNERS-HoUsEs
w ana Lots in all sections OF the city 80 sell rent
to responsible parties. Any property placed in our
hands will be literally advertised at our expense.
je1S-1na' GREEN 4 CUNNINGHAM, 1405 F st.
WANTED-TO RENT OR BUY AT ONCE: A
w Brick house in the northwest with = rooms and
stable or shed Address Box 2S. Star Once. 3eiS6t
WANTEp-pIRECT FROM OWNERS, HOUSES
" and Lots for cash purchases Any property
placed with Us Will be literally advertised at our ex
effected. HOLLAND THOMPSON.
ie13 1913 r ST.. Adjoining sun Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-24
SHors Ar AND Below Cosr

BEFORE IMPROVING STORE
LADIES' Low-Cut Hand-Sewed Oxford Ties, now TOO
ladiea' Opera Slippere, now 49c.
ladies' S1.50 b. s. Oxford Tes now s115
Ladies' $I.75 II. 8. oxford Ties, now 81 40
Ladies' $3.50 FIR Kid n. s. Oxford Ties now a.
Misses' Kid Button Shoes, now 05c.
Ladies' $1.75 Kid Button Shoes, now q LAO.
Ladies' $3.50 Kid Button Shoes, now Sl9O
Ladies' II @ Y. Welt Button Shoes, now sa50.
Gents 81. so Low-Cut Shoes, now &l20.
Gents $3.50 Low Cut Shoes, now e.
Gents $5 Haud-Sewed Shoes now g.
4. F. MORAN,
jso1-6t 1929 9TH Ut. NV.